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Sponsors make our events and advocacy possible. Pick the level that suits your company, sponsor a speaker, or send a donation — and pay securely online.
Sponsorship levels
Choose a level
- Level 1$50
- Display table at 1 convention or CE chapter meeting
- Level 2$100
- Display table at all four events for the year
- Level 3$200
- Event tables
- Credit for providing coffee to the group for one session
- Ad on the back of the convention program
- Level 4$500
- All of the above
- A free ad in one mass email
- Level 5$1,000
- All of the above
- Your name added as a breakfast sponsor for one session
- Your company's signage on the breakfast table
- Level 6$2,000
- Levels 1–4
- Your name added as a luncheon sponsor for one CE session
- Level 7$3,000
- Recognized as a session sponsor for a CE session of your choice
Confirm levels 6 & 7 wording. As supplied, Level 6 carries “Levels 1–4” rather than Level 5's breakfast sponsorship, and Level 7 lists no carried-over benefits. Reproduced verbatim here — worth a check before launch.
Other ways to support
Not every partnership is a dollar amount
If your company has something to offer other than a sponsorship level, we'd still like to hear from you.
Speaker sponsorship
If your company has an ABO/NCLE approved speaker, we would love to have him or her speak for us. We have four speaking opportunities per year across Tennessee. Our speakers typically do four ABO, NCLE or dual approved courses for us — sometimes all eight.
- A table is included
- Ten minutes for a company ad at the end of the session
Donations & gift bags
All donations are welcome. We would also be glad to receive gift bag goodies or silent auction items for our events.
Send a donation →Thank you
Our current sponsors
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